Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, a Stephen King story adaptation starring David Duchovny, Henry Thomas, and Jackson White, takes us back to the 1960s.
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Pet Sematary: BloodlinesReleased in 1983, Stephen King's novel, Pet Sematary, is arguably one of his best and scariest. The book led to a popular film adaptation in 1989, and a less well-received sequel in 1992. There was a reboot in 2019, which was quickly forgotten. Now, exclusively to Paramount+ comes a prequel called Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, which is the directorial debut of Linsdey Anderson Beer.
What Is 'Pet Sematary: Bloodlines' About? Pet Sematary: Bloodlines takes place in Ludlow, Maine in the last year of the 1960s and centers on a very young man named Jud Crandall. For those confused about the timeline Pet Sematary: Bloodlines is a prequel to the 2019 reboot, where John Lithgow played the character. The ongoing Vietnam War is the backdrop for the film, but Jud isn't going to war.
Before he can leave, however, Jud and Norma discover his friend, Timmy Baterman's , dog in the road. It's dirty and acting very strange, but they manage to get it back to Timmy's house. Timmy has just recently come back from Vietnam and he isn't doing so well. He is also acting strange and badgers Jud for not serving in the war. Just as they are about to leave, Timmy's dog attacks Norma, seriously injuring her, and leads to her ending up in the hospital.
How Does 'Pet Sematary: Bloodlines' End? We learn that Timmy came back from the Vietnam War seriously traumatized. Unable to cope with it, he hung himself, and his distraught father buried him in the Pet Sematary. He is now back, alive in a way, but no longer Timmy. A few of the locals, including Dan Crandall and Majorie Washburn know what's happening. They have seen this happen before, and now it's starting again, hence why Dan was so eager for his son to get out of Ludlow.
How Does 'Pet Sematary: Bloodlines' Set Up for the Future? After the climax of the film, Manny leaves Ludlow, flipping it off as he drives out of town, but Jud stays. The last we see of Jud, he's a changed, serious man, sitting on the porch of his family home, watching, just like his father would do. His narration explains how we can't bury the crimes of our fathers. "We can only take care of the fucked up land we created. A man grows what he can and tends it.
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